joe vasquez reports organizers say this demonstration is going to be different and bart saying the same thing tonight. >> reporter: police saying they have a lot more officers n fact, that's what we've seen down below. let me take you above here, we see what appeared to be some folks getting ready for a demonstration. it hasn't quite materialized yet. this is a protest organized by a group called amon news. they've claimed responsibility for hacking into a bart website and were behind the protest here a week ago. down below, dozens of bart police officers are on the platform. the deputy chief told me there were a lot more cops today than last week. they are wafk for -- watching for protests. the protest led to the shutting down of bart stations. not everyone agrees with the tactics of anonymous. >> as a writer i have seen protests, people get pushed back and forth. >> protesting is school, it means you're cool and you care about your community. but when you hurt people and interfere with people's lives, that's not effective. >> reporter: now, there have been some interesting tweets on t

and vasquez down, and at the bottom of the third, lincecum again, and mike stanton going down swingingf the fifth, and aaron rowand on third, and nate schierholtz ta s s plate, and everything is going good for the runner with aubrey huff on second, and he drives it to the opposite field, and logan morrison with a tough fall there, and he will get a bruise for that. right now the giants are 3-0, with the lead at the top of the ninth inning. all right. giants keeping a close eye on the close d'backs hosting the new york mets. runner on second, and in first inning justin upton coming through with a single. 1-0, early for the d'backs. and then ruben tejada doubles, and that brings in baxter and bass, and ties up 2-2, and right now the mets have a 4-2 lead midway through the game. and endy chavez grounds out to first and cahill with a no-hitter after three innings. fifth, mike napoli grounding out to end the inning. cahill, and that no-hitter is alive through five. looking good. top of the sixth, former giant yorvit or the yal ba sitorrealbl allows seven hits and three unearned runs over 7

. >> comenzaron las clases en california, ricardo vásquez se dio una vuelta por el campus para ver qué llegar a la universidad pero esta vez vienen directamente de los alumnos. >> además de llenar la solicitud, patricia gomez recomienda lo siguiente. >> pienso que el dinero es algo muy fundamental para venir y lo que yo recomiendo es que busquen becas. yo diría que nunca es muy temprano para empezar a buscar becas. >> para los de preparatoria qué recomendamos? >> todos los alumnos dicen que deben prepararse dentro como fuera del aula. >> no sólo muy bien preparada académicamente pero que pueda ayudar al colegio de otras maneras. >> hágalo temprano, y para sus ensayos pida ayuda a la mamá. >> es un año muy estresante porque yo estaba trabajando en mi escuela y además en mis aplicaciones y pues un consejo que tengo es que apliquen a muchas escuelas, es lo que yo hice. >> bueno pues sin duda los mejores consejos que podemos recibir es de los que lo están viviendo. >> buenas tardes feliz viernes, vámonos a esta imagen satelital, se ve claramente irene, ese huracán que estará afectando la c

por la parte de la electricidad es un gran problema, sobre todo les han pedido que sea vÁsquez can de hasta por lo menos el lunes. que puedan consumir sin necesidad de electricidad, sobre todo, como sabemos, productos que se encuentran enlatados. >> uno de los temas mas sensibles para nueva york es el metro. una ciudad que depende de su metro, ¿, se prepara para ese impacto y cuando podrÍa estÁn en funcionamiento el metro? >> felix, ha sido suspendido a partir del mediodÍa para que las personas nue el -no lo usen. las autoridades temen inundaciones. todo esta en veremos. vamos a esperar que llegue irene, se podrÍa anticipar que si esto no es tan fuerte, hasta el momento se dice podria reincorporarse el servicio de trenes maÑana. esperemos la fuerza de irene para que las autoridades determinen con un conocimiento de causa. el 11 de septiembre se conmemora el dÉcimo aniversario, nos encontramos a escasos metros de la zona cero. se estaba planeando el memorial, un monumento para los caÍdos en la sede de su se -del once de septiembre. se duda en que se pueda cumplir el plazo. han estado c

joe vasquez, channel 5. >>> planning your meals.f you took a bite of backon today, some would say your hurting your health. the benefit of meatless monday. >>> and cameras are not watching the grapes, they are looking to the skies. who is hoping to find what? ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, the state is demanding the >>> looks like the past is coming back to haunt the city of bell once again. the state is demanding that southern california town return half a million dollars. the department of parks and rec said the city failed to put jobs up for competitive bids on project funded with grant money. it happened while the former city administrator robert rizo was on the job. he and seven other bell city officials are facing corruption charges in connection with their hefty salaries, perks and loans. >>> and that 9-year-old philadelphia boy hit by a car after a giants-phillies game is making improvements but remains in critical condition tonight. that is the update from san francisco general. ryan white was struck thursday while walking with his family

joe vasquez on why so many drop outs in a program that's trying to help kids graduate. >> reporter: at youth uprising, a summer jobs program is really education in disagrees. teenage students are given cash for passing computer classes which happen to be job requirements. >> they're giving people the chance to make something better out of their lives. >> reporter: the highest drop out rates in the state. a four-year graduation rate of 53% for oakland. the drop-out rate is 37%. >> hungry, never really had things. it's hard to focus in class with your stomach growling. >> reporter: only 68% of hispanics, 59% of african americans, and 56% of students who are learning english made it to graduation. >> if you look at our textbooks, they're all ripped and written in. we don't have anything new, nothing good. >> reporter: some students tell me part of the problem is personal responsibility. some of their friends don't get that success comes from working hard. >> they don't take the value of education seriously. they don't know you have to go through hell to appreciate heaven. >> the drop out

at the civic station center, joe vasquez, thank you. keep us posted. >>> police have identified the 4-year-old santa rosa boy who was killed in a hit-and-run. christopher buddy roe died on thursday. he was in the crosswalk with his two sisters and mother when a honda accord, the driver of the accord, hit him. the driver sped off. buddy died the next day at the hospital. a short time after the hit-and-run, police arrested marko garcia, and he made his plea on felony and misdemeanor charges. garcia did not have a driver's license and is scheduled to enter a plea next week. >>> the failure of the oakland police department's radio system earlier this year led to a complete overhaul of that system. two months ago, the department unveiled a supposedly state of the art system. guess what, christen talked to the officers who say it still has bugs. >> reporter: officers call these radios their lifeline and say even after that multimillion dollar upgrade, they're still getting cut off. >> i was out when it broke and i didn't hear anything. >> rep

that's marta vasquez all 5'1" of her holding her nearly 4- foot catch of the day. >> it started on the star burst side right there. >> reporter: last sunday, martha was fishing when she found out what it means to be in hog heaven. it started with a thug of the line. >> it was incredible. at first i wasn't sure how big it was. >> reporter: but everyone aboard knew it was big. >> it came up for a little bit and we saw, and somebody said that's a hog. >> reporter: the fish took martha from star burst to the port and back on a work out. >> there were several times i didn't know if i was going to be able to pull it out but i did. my arms felt like noodles. >> she had some power. >> reporter: hog heaven owner says he's hoping the business comes back. >> a year ago we caught almost a 40-pounder every day. so seems like this is going to be the year to catch that 45- pounder again. >> reporter: there's a few empty slips like this one with a few sporting boats out for the day. but take a look to the left, and to the right. more often than not you will find lots of boats still at the pier. boats

a solo home run off javier vasquez. his first home run as a giant 1-0 g-man.would be all the run support tim lincecum would need. bottom of the first gets greg dobbs to strike out. mike stanton, you hadn't hit what you don't see. seventh inning, wes helms with the hit. the giants win 3-0. here's what jeff keppinger had to say about timmy's performance. >> you would like to see him not get his pitch count up so high. he kept going out for a lot of pitches. so he's tough. he's tough on any team. it is good we could get him some runs and get ahead. >> the giants trail the d'back by two games now. the a's hosting the rangers. trevor cahill had a no hitter through five. in the sixth, things started to go downhill. ian kinsler doubles down the left field line. that will bring up endy chavez. to the top of the ninth is deja vu all over again. kinsler, another double down the line. three rbis on the day. the rangers win by a final of 7-1. >> he pitched very well. we gave him no help as a team. and it is demoralizing and it is embarrassing. i don't know what else to sa

joe vasquez reports they may look familiar to you as well. >> reporter: arrests monday night. you recognize him zachery running wolf. today police released a list of names of arrestees from monday night's protest. among them some other notable names. gabriel myers of oakland arrested in connection with the 2005 g 8 protest. two years ago in april 2009, gabriel myers pleaded guilty for throwing paint on a b.a.r.t. board member during a board meeting sentenced to 30 days in jail. the ages of those arrested range from 17 to 56. most serious charge was against 27-year-old ryan ragell busted for possession of an incitdc itary device. another man scampered away before police could arrest him. >> the guys we have seen before those are guys trying to get 15 minutes of fame. >> you're protesting for no reason. you're protesting something that has nothing to do with you. >> reporter: of the 35 arrested most were from the pay area. three from out of state, oregon, nevada and san francisco. >>> investigators are trying to determine what sparked a propane fire that raged for more than a da

when we looked at the list of arrests, we recognized quite a few names and joe vasquez shows us theyfamiliar to you as well. >> arrests on the bart platform monday night. look closely at the guy in a red sweatshirt. that's zachary running wolf. he was among the tree sitters of berkeley a few years ago. he has been a mainstay in dozens of protests in the bay area throughout the years. today police released a list of names of arrestees from monday night's protest. among them, gabriel myers, he was arrested in connection with the 2005g8 protest, during which a san francisco police officer was seriously injured. the cop car set on fire. two years ago in april of 2009, gabriel myers pleaded guilty for throwing paint on bart board member during a board meeting. he was sentenced to 30 days in jail. the ages of those arrested range from 17 to 56. the most serious charge was against 27-year-old ryan ragel. he was busted for possession of an insindiary device. the guy who assaulted cbs 5 photographer, he is not on the list. he scampered away before police could arrest him. >> guys we have seen

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and american sanctions being enforced against the vasquez alone and making matters worse. and the voices of tens of thousands of anti-government protesters and ease road calling for the prime minister to stand out are going on reported by the international media. in business this hour german energy made it known as a gas going to court to get a better price for the gas will bring you more on this story in our business bulletin boards with. just after one pm here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. now the lower chamber of the u.s. congress has passed a last minute deals and prevents a devastating a full scale default and that's after months long political confrontation well the only remaining hurdle for the legislation is senate approval which is expected later on that you say are these lucy catherine of is in washington with more. not a lot of good news in terms of the big picture for the u.s. economy of course the only thing that we can be certain of that this deal means is that it avert the self imposed potential crisis of a u.s. default what we do know in this

that's martha vasquez all 5'1" of her holding her catch of the day. >> it started on the star burst sideight there. >> reporter: last sunday, martha was fishing when she found out what it means to be in hog help. it started with a thug of the line. >> there were a coupleover times when i wasn't sure if i was going to be able to pull it in. but i did. it was my arms were burns and they felt like noodles. >> she had some woman power there, i'll tell you. she hung in there. >> reporter: sean hodgens says it gives him hope the fishing industry will come back after a bleak year last year. >> a year ago we caught a 40- pounder every day so this seems this is going to be the year to catch that 45-pounder again. >> reporter: there are a few empty splits like this one with sports fishing boats out for the day. but take a look for the left and over here to the right, more often than not you will find lots of boats still here at the pier. take a turn around there, boats as far as you can see. back in the day most of these slips would have been empty with a sports fishermen out for the entire day se

that's martha vasquez all 5'1" of her holding her catch of the day. >> it started on the star burst sideright there. >> reporter: last sunday, martha was fishing when she found out what it means to be in hog help. it started with a thug of the line. >> there were a coupleover times when i wasn't sure if i was going to be able to pull it in. but i did. it was my arms were burns and they felt like noodles. >> she had some woman power there, i'll tell you. she hung in there. >> reporter: sean hodgens says it gives him hope the fishing industry will come back after a bleak year last year. >> a year ago we caught a 40- pounder every day so this seems this is going to be the year to catch that 45-pounder again. >> reporter: there are a few empty splits like this one with sports fishing boats out for the day. but take a look for the left and over here to the right, more often than not you will find lots of boats still here at the pier. take a turn around there, boats as far as you can see. back in the day most of these slips would have been empty with a sports fishermen out for the entire day s

. >> it was absolutely chilling looking at vasquez, debbie wasserman schultz in tears off to the side. the hugh from john lewis. i was thinking last night i would have loved to have been in tucson, arizona, last night to share in what had to be the joy of seeing -- there's a bunch of medical professionals who tell you this scene was just flat out impossible but for a few millimeters it would have gone a different way. and this the just the start. everyone on her team has known she's in for a long fight. no one would have bet on that scenario happening last night. we needed a little wave, a ripple of pure joy. and for one brief shining moment applause filled the house floor. >> and that was it. i know that lee cowan our friends and colleague is going to be reporting from sue son on "nbc nightly news" tonight with you. we will hear the responses there's a lot of joy in arizona. thank you, brian williams, we will see you throughout the day. and now to david gregory. of course the host of "meet the press." david, you've been watching all of these goings on for so long. the last 24 hours h

[applause] the honorable gaddy vasquez, the eight united states ambassador to the aid organization. from the ventura county board of supervisors, peter foy. [applause] all of our representatives from simi valley and thousand oaks city council. [applause] and last but certainly not least, i would like to extend a very special thank you to the general electric company, the presenting sponsor of the ronald reagan centennial celebration. [applause] mrs. reagan, honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, ronald reagan was known as the great communicator. we're honored to have as our speaker today freshman united states senator who one prominent publication called "the most talented speaker in american politics today. " [applause] perhaps, a new "great communicator." [applause] the son of exiles from bill cuba, hestro's learned from them the same values that ronald reagan championed, family, faith, work, peace, and freedom. in his maiden speech from the senate floor, he recalled his early days. "i come from a hard-working and humble family, yet i consider myself a child of privilege. i was ble

gaddy vasquez he was an ambassador for food and agriculture. from the ventura county board of supervisors, peter. all of your representatives from the city council's. -- councils. . last, but certainly not least, a special thank you to the general electric company, the presenting sponsor of the ronald reagan centennial celebration. [applause] >> mrs. reagan, honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, ronald reagan was known as the great communicator. we are honored to have as our speaker today, a freshman united states senator who one prominent publication called "the most talented speaker in car.'an politics today car [applause] >> perhaps a new great communicator. [applause] >> the son of exiles from fidel castro's to the, senator marco rubio learn from his parents the values he has championed in public life -- the same values ronald reagan championed, faith, neighborhood, family, work, and freedom. in his speech from the senate floor he recalled his early days -- "i come from a humble and hard-working family, yet i consider myself a child of priv

. >> one thought is that andrew vasquez came here and told us that the problem is that the entire americanregime is simply captive to the military-industrial complex. there's no way to put a brake on it except perhaps it is overextended, which it is. and there is another pragmatic consideration. just how much could we do literally with two other inherited wars tried to disengage from. so that's not inconsistent necessarily. there's also a practical limit to help him and you might give him leverage actually in the pentagon. on reflection about your last response -- let me put it in the form of a question. do you hold with the common assessment that we are now more polarized politically as a country in which ran in the previous year's clerics if we are very deeply polarized government of the pair looked like incomes more have been the perception of lincoln as a weak leader until very late in the game and after the tragedy was over they will be part of what is.you know, in mid-first-term, the development, wisdom, but it takes for the loneliness of that office is still developing as it did in